New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
Tnr ANTI-SALOON MOVEMENT
AN ADDRESS TO STATE REPUBLICANS.

EARNEST WORK.
A the recent meeting Of the Executive Commi'te'
a The NewYork State Temperance League held IN tn'
sty special committee consisting OF ex-Chief justice
No.h Davis General T. w. Conway and Colonel Il.
nm was appointed to prepare an address setting 10TH
the aims OF the AntSaloon Republicans, and also tn'
position Of the League in regard to the National move
mont The three gentlemen fnisl ed Their w0It wa,
week and submitted it to the committee. !. W.
unanimously adopted with scarcely any a''
end is given herewith In fuii:
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shut 9TI o stand nG Sv the party in whom all
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hearted vonh and the whom justice and right
Under tie Chicago conference the Republican friends of
that organzed At Cortland s snS RrpmSsan
They desire enroll the Eepnnllcans Of the state
: !: Ssms05 q II ana
& &. R aIa pSTiy NAV
s%iss psTy oeSa and
Of The ,SH an The amd en mv 'Gn
through that convention the Republicans Of the state must
se: sn PSP r
longer the {Ss'9 Wives Q, and mothers he O S e hp@
The ec%mtee win di,ri,ate throughout The state, and
sSots y he State orSsnzSon in har
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and an good hs h S s%. to
ha not S %
yiss may to delay but
NOAH DAVIS. President
EDGAR P: HILL Vice President
MERcEx THOMAS, Treasurer,
sAMUEI II. VIR;Ix D. D..
Rev. GEORGE II. GooDsELI,
JOIN ". i nASSAy,
Nv The General Ocers and Committee OF
state Temperance Republican (Antissoon) League
This address is to be printed in pamphlet form and
will be ready Tor distribution within few days. AL
correspondence in regard to II and TO the movement
generally in this State should be addressed to General
Conway the general secretary OF the committee NO
tee expressed great satisfaction with the address
snd the fact that the relations between the State and
the National Anti Saloon movement are now entirely
harmonious. As matter OF fact the differences OF
alleged differences between the TWO organizations have
been greatly exaggerated. Said General Conway yes
terday Whatever trouble has been between us and
the national org snizaOn due TO the fact that the
temper of the Cortland Convention msrepre-
sented. The binghamton Convention. at which The
Icaeuelwas organized, was held on September 16 Of
Last year over week before the national conference
met ut Chicago. At the time We net, Of course, nc
declaration of principles had been made by tnt
national BODY. When We convened again at Cortland
there had been plan arranged for State organiza
tons. and hence we saw reason for changing The
name that had adopted at Binghamon. AS yol
see there was nothing Whatever in course or III
tentions antngonistc to the general movement. W.
we're simply in advance of 1t in pcrtectng organi
sation. Now that 1t has got into complete working
order why Of course we are in full accord with 1t al
Anti-Sa.oon Republicans"
TIE JERSEY CITY POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
The who have been arrested times
Aayng concerned In the burglary at the Jersey City
Yost Ohce taken before Commissioner Shields yester
examination James Johnson Joseph Smith VIII
Am Johnson. three Of them had been members Of Rev
DR.. Wilson's IN 6.veneepthst James antry wa,
employed the boiler shop at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Tn,
rt testimony taken that OF Postmaster John a. 0opsi
q City who described the condition in which
the poet Office when he entered 1t the morning
burglary.